Thursday, October 22, 2026

Hemet Council extends hemp cultivation moratorium

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The Hemet City Council extended the moratorium on hemp cultivation in the city and approved the purchase of 72 new police radios for the...

Federal Energy Regulatory Commission hopes to move forward with LEAPS

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The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission is seeking to move forward with its recently approved application filing on a renewable energy project that would use...

Teens address tough questions during teen panel discussion

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Traci Williams of A Loving Way to Parent, an advocacy group for children and families in Temecula, hosted a teen panel discussion called “Courage...

Menifee commemorates the fallen and heroes of 9/11: ‘We will never forget’

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“No day shall erase you from the memory of time,” was the repeated message to dozens of Menifee residents Wednesday, Sept. 11, attending the...

Hundreds of volunteers to distribute 25,000 emergency preparedness bags in Murrieta

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Volunteers have assembled 25,000 emergency preparedness bags that are set to be distributed to most homes in Murrieta, Saturday, Sept. 28, to spread emergency...

Wildomar to intervene in LEAPS hearing, amend tobacco code

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As the Sept. 11 meeting of the Wildomar City Council began, city attorney Thomas Jex announced that in closed session, the council unanimously gave...

Murrieta holds 9/11 remembrance ceremony

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The city of Murrieta held its “Sunset 9/11 Service” the evening of Sept. 11 in remembrance of the nearly 3,000 people killed in the...

Measure DD funds purchase of new ladder truck in Menifee

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MENIFEE – The Menifee City Council approved the purchase of new ladder truck for the city’s fire department at an Aug. 21 council meeting....

Tenaja Fire chars 1,926 acres in La Cresta and Murrieta

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A wildfire that broke out just before 4 p.m., Wednesday, Sept. 4, was fully contained earlier this week but not before charring 1,926 acres.The...

San Jacinto city council gets update on The Villages of San Jacinto master planned...

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The Villages of San Jacinto, a major long-planned master planned development with homes, a commercial business park, public facility and parks on 475 acres...